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By BOB WHITE bwhite@thenewsenterprise.com RINEYVILLE – Certain-man made substances can make life livable, but also take it away. Joyce Cole, a 56-year-old Rineyville woman suffering from acute and chronic pain resulting from degenerative spinal disc disorder, describes methadone as one of those substances. She credits methadone and the doctor who prescribed it for s

By KELLY R. CANTRALL kcantrall@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — The library had more to offer on the spirit world Saturday than just books and the Internet. Visitors crowded into a room at the Radcliff branch of the Hardin County Public Library to hear Stan Howard of the Paranormal Activity Search Team discuss various methods for finding ghosts and capturing evidence of thei

Pvt. 3 Michael T. Gootee graduated from Advanced Individual Training on Aug. 20, 2009, at Fort Jackson, S.C. as a wheeled vehicle mechanic. He received a promotion upon his graduation. He will be stationed at the Boone Center in Frankfort as part of the Kentucky National Guard.

At the September Networking Women of the Heartland meeting, Sarah Lenihan, a black belt in Taekwondo and club treasurer, teaches Sheila O’Mara, club vice president, how to defend herself against an attacker.